The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-13
TRUE AS STEEL.

Farn,ar poltos,,a the M. sraa A. -.ss
raked into a rnddiar blazs and the ran.
dies ware lichted ' ''''~ .'.s S''''-
Mrs. Bolton was busy at her house.
hold labors, and her husband. absorbed
IN the columns OF the city paper that
some kindly neignpor mad brought IN,
was too busy TO need the shouts OK the
children at their play In the big unfur-
nisheu parior beyond.
suddenly the farmer laid down his
paper, and pushed the steel spectaoles up
on ms toreheao.
!" Ursula, said ne, how would you
IKE 10 lose kittenf"
Lose Kitten 7
The good woman dropped into the
dish-pan the blue plate she was
IT'S ten wears since wa found bar ON
our doorstep on March mornin'." re-
sumed the farmer, " and she's growed
up as straight and beautiful "a ono of
vonr ,yhife lilies T've alsvsuo w wonae-ed
none Of her' folks didn't come sor'sra ~
claim her. but thew never did. II
would be very hard to mart with her
now"
a I'd cen a'nost ma soon ma # with o,r
Robin.s said the wife !. Rnt What
put that In your head iust now Asanh2"
Mr. Bolton readiusted his snectarIas
sought out the corner ' Of ii the p paper he
had last been reading and slowly sna,lad
out the following naraoranh hwy 'p0''0"
IMPORTATION WANTED OF q child
named KITTY Byington, blue-eyed, with
brown hair and fair complexion. Sup
posed to have been stolen or kidnapped
In the month OF March, 49, The above
mentioned may be identified by mole
on inc lett elbow, and crescent-shaped
scar on the left hand. When abducted
she wore white dress, trimmed with
embroidery. and a coral necklace and
armlets. ANY information on the sub
1ect, addressed to b. B., No. =,
- street, will be thankfully received
by her uncle.
"That's Kitten. snra anaueh ~ eiacu.
,x....- 49, - -.
. rs MIS- a.. g0lt on Sos sre h Ssd n az
been tGES S s hsr f assssi did that that
s,o,a har svav 1nvhow vi n must ha s arr
Ts.tsr P,,t xvhv 5IdnH tbav aSv az Ss
scr s her haso or ~" W WY Ae''.''ss
Mrs Bolton shook her head.
m =. r., s,,ra Snn,t i,nnsw WHAT a.
YOU apos su we ought to d do Susbands"
door caIlin~ gown ''s' "Au op0H0a 'As
y. ki n n-eRoh,n--vou,ve niaved Iono
enough come IN now" f' ~ -Ne
Rnbart RoIton' = handsom q hryoht.aved
how ~ tbjrtaan honndad in foIiowad hv
a gyrettv nhjId ~ eIaven -
4. Coma here Kitfar y sa;d tha sarmar
and She came ~ bis side 70 hear
for the first time the whole story Of her
ia
"And now. Kitten" said the old
sarmar when be had f,nishad the taie
:. hriue me- tha inE .hottia and q frash
nuiil and a sheet Of blua- lined naner, |"
Eethar what are Vol, goino n do2,s
I'm goinr To write 3o vour foika
cb,ld ANT no rivht 70 Eean thar
t,aas,,ra hack from am fhopoh n
shnnId hreaE nv old bsart 20 narf With
ana littIe one T have learned 10 love az
dearlv.n
~ won,t On to them womb won,tI
won,tw
Kittan % ra,,onetro+a,, ~, ra,, a.
,rer;a sv,sa sAS eooe A"A-
- + 1--we ,,o,, y, a~ot.t,,,oa tha oh,,a ar
oil, atov ;ysth vcr To- va. mo,n u ~ -
Roh,n's ,,tt,a ,y,,s .nd yoret Iao ve
him !" "No' '''-~ 's"'s
- Rrt - A. "a r;obt chat vo,, sbo,,,a No
K,ttan ~ - A'e1AS sA@S y w oAou'u ~
III dor,+ o.,o aan,t oor ,n,,,
stav With vo v ai,rs uoas oale' "ni
When Kittan wac fact colaar IN had
with The tears VET e,i i op her eve.
ioshas end ~ s.s sS AZ VIZ , moa ~
shansd ecar u o, UnH aanu ILL., Srsscen,
~ : rcS,,assat $500. p pPyn yns az ~
inS- hottia nd tho t oaton Svs ou nS sne
shaat ~ b,,, 90. ssa,sa. aS'n Ie.n, sna
fer ~ a. 80 RR1feAi r.'1 "1oso s saU ae'-
- Eo, ,t,s orr dntv .ny ryo,, v 1o,9o c.n
ax n = said tha sarr1s, rAJ ""y soa s"AA
Nv tba Jaw ,4v uaSt tra;,, ,,+or +ha anita
tla had rasched tha s,arott 'n nI,v
toll aant,a,a.n CO.., VIZ d1a NY pgg,,.s,
Farm 20 clair, HE 1,,tJa tr."s,,ro
at hoya nasss e a. na. .Lea' ~, 10.
.hroa ~ aRasS s..nd i. ga
NV retnrn home n sa. nonths oo s a
that learned by some accident that =
clue still might Be gained to the where
hone 81 "a aver seein@ hsr r0o again a wh nu
inserted that advertisement. and YOU can
fancy my delight when your letter
reached me. 1 am alone In the world,
ana people call me ricn now, Indeed,
ieei mat am 80 IN very truth.
AT frst Kitty Byington-" Kitten"
Enthusiastically refused to accom-
pany her uncle TO his home.
love my iatner ana mother better
than DO YOU, sne persisted, ana
have promised TO be Robins Little
WIFE.
But the persuasions OF her friends at
length succeeded In overcoming her OBJ
jectlons, and Kitten was taken away.
You'll forget US all when you are q
fine lady, Kitten" said Robert, as he
kissed her goodbye.
IL II neyer-neyer will forget you.